Annual Meeting Registration is open!

This will be an “In-person” meeting only (no virtual option will be available)

Wake Forest NCORP Research Base 13th Annual Meeting

October 12-14, 2026
The Marriott Resort Myrtle Beach

Grande Dunes, Myrtle Beach, SC

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Wake Forest NCORP Research Base

Clinical Trials Boot Camp – Call for Applications

Deadline: Friday, October 30, 2026, by 11:59pm EST

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OPEN CALL for COMMITTEE MEMBERS

The Wake Forest NCORP Research Base is soliciting applications for NCORP Community Site representatives for the Cancer Control, Cancer Care Delivery Research (CCDR) Scientific Committees and the Community Engagement Core Committee.

The due date to apply is October 30, 2026.  Selection of committee members will take place in November and committees will begin meetings in January 2027.

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***REMINDER***

Current Good Clinical Practice (GCP) certification is required for access to our REDCap database. GCP certification dates in RSS always default to the 1st of the expiration month. If you receive a notice from REDCap about your account expiring this is most likely due to an expiring GCP certification. You can upload new certificates to our website in the “Profile” section or you can email them to NCORP@wakehealth.edu.


 

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Wake Forest NCORP Research Base

The Wake Forest NCORP (NCI Community Oncology Research Program) Research Base is one of seven research bases funded by the NCI to develop and implement cancer prevention and control research for the NCORP community oncology research network. We partner with NCORP Community and Minority Underserved Community Sites across the county to test new approaches to cancer care delivery and the treatment, prevention and detection of cancer-related symptoms. Our goal is to conduct practice-changing cancer research that will improve patient outcomes.